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Parent Partnership Service
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The Parent Partnership Service helps parents and carers whose children have special educational needs, from pre-school age until they leave school.
We support parents across the county of Cheshire. If you or your child's teacher think there may be a special educational need, we may be able to help.
Many children have difficulties learning at some stage of their school life and parents need information to help them make decisions about their child's education. We can explain how the education system works and how pre-schools, schools and local authorities aim to meet special educational needs.
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How could the Parent Partnership Service help me?
- We offer a confidential service to give you impartial advice and information. Our staff and trained volunteers act as Independent Parental Supporters or "IPS".
- We run sessions for groups of parents about special needs education in Cheshire. More details on events page.
- We have information about voluntary groups and parents' support groups who may be able to help you. Please see the other useful organisations page for their contact details.
- Every school term we print a newsletter telling you about items you could find useful. Please check the Newsletter page for our latest news and to print the current newsletter for yourself.
- We also work with schools. We offer training and advice on working in partnership with parents.
- A new addition to the Parent Partnership Service is the role of the Choice Adviser. Please see Choice Advice and the Choice Adviser Role for more information.
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Contact us
Cheshire Parent Partnership Service,
Children and Families,
Tarvin Centre,
Meadow Close,
Tarvin,
CH3 8LY
Telephone number: 01829 742997
Fax number: 01829 740994
E-mail: parentpartnership@cheshire.gov.uk
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